Means May Run for Governor
Boise, Idaho Aug 15. Mark A Means of Lewiston may enter the Republican gubernatorial race depending on his wife’s health and after a public sentiment clear. Means, former Idaho agriculture commissioner, runs a wholesale and retail business and owns seed lands near Boise developing a commercial seed farm with corn beans alfalfa and clover. He predicts strong state prosperity and could be a formidable north Idaho candidate if he joins the contest.
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Boise
Ida
North Idaho
Mark A. Mans
Lewiston
Means
Idaho
Meana
Craters of the Moon survey visits by federal and state officials
C H Birds eye and Dean Francis Thomson visited Craters of the Moon National Monument to discuss a cooperative survey with Max Gleissner, part of a 30 day program that should finish in about 40 days. Congress hopes for more funds in the next session as park road work is deemed needed but currently unfunded.
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Idaho
C. H. Birdseye
Washington, D. C
United States Geological Survey
Francis Thomson
School of Mines
University of Idaho At
Moscow
State Department of Taiing
Craters of the Moon National Monument
Max Gleissner
Nore
Saint
Smith
Pennsylvania
Perrine
Twin Falls
Hee. Paisley
Mr. Smith
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of National Parks
This Isn t Funny Give Your Watch a Square Deal
Regular cleaning and oiling extend a watch s life. A watchmaker offers cleaning, oiling and adjustment for a moderate price. Visit the store to see new watch styles and cases available.
Citizens Committee Seeks Refer restrain on city engine contract
Idaho Falls taxpayers filing with an investigative committee seek an injunction to stop the city from completing a $92,000 Diesel engine project with Fulton Iron Works Co. They argue there is no proven need for the unit and propose funds be used to secure clean water. They cite annual costs and a total budget cap of $36,206 for the project.
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Tribune
Idaho Falls
Citisemen
Tampeyers
Idaholis
Fulton Iron Works Co
St. Louis
Taxpayers
Citizens’ Committee
Fires Suppressed as Snow Ends North Idaho Dangers
Storms bring heavy snow that ends fire danger in the Coeur d'Alene district. Saltese and North Fork fires are under control or extinguished after 2 inches of snow in high country.
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Wallace
Idaho
Coeur a’Alene
Saltese
North Fork
Mrs Kiemme and daughter visit relatives in the West
McCammon August id-Mra J Kiemme and daughter Alice of Manhattan Beach California have been visiting relatives in South Dakota and Minnesota. They stopped in McCammon Tuesday for a few days to visit Mrs Kiemme’s brothers Charles and Walter Edwards and other relatives. On Friday they were joined by Mrs T M Edwards and Mr and Mrs Walter Edwards and spent the day in Pocatello as guests of Mrs Ivan Gasser, a niece of Mrs Kiemme.
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McCammon
J. Kiemme
Alice
Manhattan Beach
Calif
South Dakota
Minnesota
Mra. Kiemme
Charles
Walter Edwards
T. M. Ed
Pocatello
Ivan Gasser
Kiemme
Burial Planned for Early Blackfoot Resident Mrs Fisher
Mrs. J C Fisher a longtime Blackfoot resident died at her son V Fishers home in Oakland California Her remains will be brought to Blackfoot for burial and her son Karl is expected to arrive from California Monday evening with the body She is survived by four sons Harvey Idaho Falls Fred and Charles V Oakland Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Oakland
Lerche Buys Cheese Plant in McCammon
Al fred Lerche, longtime cheesemaker, has purchased the local cheese plant in McCammon from Laabs Cheese Co. and C. A. Wolgut succession. George and Howard Gittins join as partners. Opening butterfat price set at 80 cents with plans to raise milk intake from 2,800 to 6,000 pounds daily to improve operation efficiency.
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Tribune
McCammon
Alfred Lerche
Lerche
George Gittins
Howard Gittins
Laabs Cheese
C. A. Wolgut
Lerch
Blackfoot Briefs From August Tribune Special
Miss Maude Turman former Central school principal now in California studies velve culture to pursue it as a profession. Mrs William Aulton and Dean plus Don Dore return from Kansas trip. F C Christ and R L Peterson have a successful day fishing in Isang park country Thursday. Mrs Mead is called to American Party Friday night due to the illness of Myral seven year old daughter of Mrs Meads sister Mrs L S Taylor.
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Blackfoot
Tribune
Maude Turman
Central
California
Profeson
William Aulton
Dean
Don Dore
Kansas
F. C. Christ
R. L. Peterson
Isang Park
Alex Meadewas
Myral
Inkom News Briefs and Social Notes
Inkom residents report travel and visits with relatives across current week. Anna Steffens and daughter Mary return from Cincinnati after a month with Ben Meess. Mrs Crane visits Jerome, while Blanche Skeem visits Hollister friends. A Miss Nebleitis from Blackfoot visits her mother. Miss Onda Brimhall of Pocatello spends time with Lucile Gardener. Primet Frost of Spokane and wife travel to Ouray via stop in town.
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Inkom
Anna Steffens
Mary
DPD
Wilson
Nebleitis
Blackfoot
M. Bilis
Onda Brimhall
Pocatello
Lucile Gardener
Primet Frost
Sponane
Wash
Ouray
Colo
D Llson
Direct Issuance of 1926 License Plates at County Offices
Utah automobile owners may obtain their 1926 license plates directly from county assessors by applying and paying cash, instead of waiting 30 days to six weeks for mail delivery from the capital. The plan, supported by F A Jeter, secretary of state, hinges on legal approval and aims to save time and money amid reduced appropriations and higher postal rates.
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Boise
Utaho
F. A. Jeter
Jeter
Ekconomy
Blue Sky Law Tests Idaho Court Rulings
In Boise on Aug 15 the US district court denied the Investors Syndicate of Minneapolis a dismissal in its suit challenging Idaho blue sky law and the powers of the state finance commissioner E W Porter. Judge Dietrich overruled the motion and denied the demurrer in the Idaho Copper case against Stewart Campbell, tied to alleged publication statements harming operation business.
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Boise
Idaho
Investors Syndicate of
Minneapolis
E. W. Porter
Idaho Copper Corporation
Stewart Campbell
F. 8. Dietrich
United States District Court
Sss Dietrich
Seattle
Washington
Gurnee
Idaho Copper Company
Campbell
Investors Syndicate
Porter
State Bureau
Dietrich
Kiwanians Attend Picnic Meeting at Newman Ranch
Kiwanians and their wives convened at Oscar Newman's ranch in Blackfoot for the weekly meeting. Rev. J. J. Fleming presided. a storm moved the group to the potato cellar where lunch and talks continued. Attendees included Oscar Newman and many local families. attendance prizes were awarded to Pearl Wolfe and John A. Jacobowy.
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Blackfoot
Kiwanis Club
Oscar Newman
J. J. Fleming
Darwin Simmons
Newma
Oscar
J. C. Ingham
Rey
J. Bleming
le Halverson
J Alno
Geen Mrc
Mppcenenius
Bill Jones
Halverson
Jed Taylor
M. C. Shawver
Earl Werren
Ira Coray
George Yost
J. .H. Anderson
Carl Anderson
R. F. Richmond
C. B. Jackson
C. H. Weinrich
Misses Pearl Wolfe
Velma Dixon
Lillian South
Merle, Corey
Kenneth Yost
Darrell Yone
Jhee Pearl Wolfe
John A. Jacobuy
Neeting Way
Bride of Few Weeks Killed on Honeymoon
Donald D. Thompson of Washington arrived in Caldwell with his brother Boyd Thompson to claim the body of Mrs Boyd Thompson. Mrs Thompson was killed when their car overturned on the grade east of Fromecout hill while leaving Emmett after a brief honeymoon.
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Caldwell
Donald D. Thompson
Washington
Boyd Thompson
Carroll
Iowa
Thompson
Emmett
Mra. Thompaof
Fromecout Hill
Prom
Funeral rites for two victims of Wapello crossing crash
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Methodist church for Bertin S. Bumgarner and Presley R. Cherrington, victims of the grade crossing accident near Wapello. Rev J J Kiemming delivered the sermon as floral tributes and choral numbers filled the service. Pallbearers were named for both deceased.
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Tribual
Blackfoot
Bertin S. Bumgarner
Presley R. Cherrington
Wapello
Methodist
J. J. Kiemming
George F. Barton
Edward Thoreson
BR. Jackson
H. R. Wallis
Jesus
Opal Clay
Isle of
Presley Cherrington
Arvené Boyle
Ted Enlow
Carlisle Merkley
Alex Meade
Arthur Stmty
May Stephens
Berl
Bargarners
Roy Neider
Harry Martin
Elmer France
Herbert Cone
Kenneth Taylor
Prorrest Perdue
State Treasury Shows July Gain Of 16000 In Idaho Funds
Boise August 15 The monthly report by state treasurer D F Banks shows July deposits and disbursements left the treasury about 16000 ahead. Receipts totaled 5043846.69 while expenditures reached 3027715.47, with the general fund replenished by 572089.44 and ending balance around 512454.65. Interest earnings fell after rate cuts, with treasury income from toped funds and warrants still noted.
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Boise
D. F. Banks
Treasury
E. W. Porter
Caldwell business man buried in Arlington
Caldwell Idaho August 15 Dr C Weeks Caldwell business man laid to rest in Arlington cemetery near Washington Funeral services at Gawlers chapel 1730 Pennsylvania avenue interment in Arlington Captain Weeks 54 died Boise Idaho July 30 after short illness veteran of Spanish American and World wars long military service husband of Mrs Lela Weeks son of late C W Waton prominent Washington businessman. He served in Quartermasters Corps after Spanish American War later worked for Government Printing Office. At World War I outbreak he became captain later stationed Fort Keogh Montana after second retirement resided Caldwell Idaho recently appointed to Officers Reserve Corps Thirty second degree Mason member of American Legion and Kiwanis club survived by widow.
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Cornelius C. Weeks
Boise
Idaho
Gawler's ‘Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Cemetery
Captain Weeks
Lela Weeks
W. Waton
Washington
Weeke
Quartermasters Corps
Army
Taft
Government Printing Office
Fort Keough
Mont
Caldwell
Officers Reserve Corps
Capt. Weeks
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Boise Man Praises Lava Springs Resort
Boise Idaho August 15 B J Dockery returns from Yellowstone park and Lava Hot Springs praising the state resort as a self supporting institution paying its bonds without taxes. He notes 1700 bathers last Sunday and credits J P Ashby Boise for landscape work. Commissioner Burrell and Mr Ash lauded for making the hot springs a point of state pride.
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Boise
Idaho
B. J. Dockery
Yellowstone Park and Lava Hot Springs
Lave
J. K. Ash
Money loan offer advert in historic notice
An advertisement proclaims abundant funds for A-1 business ventures with low-rate loans. It lists apartment loans at 7 percent and housing loans at 8 percent with straight terms and prepaid options. Names Jackson Wealth appear in the notice.
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Jackson Wealty
Kiwanis District Governor Candidate Nominated
Caldwell Kiwanis club presented A J Shearer report on district conventions in Pocatello August 25. The committee urged electing Jess Gowen Idaho Utal district governor designate. Gowen currently serves as lieutenant governor and is a recognized district leader.
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Ae Koe
Jess Gowen
Idaho Utal
Kiwanis
Caldwell Club
A. J. Shearer
Pocatello
Gowen
Kiwanis Club
Great oat yield reported near Dietrich Idaho
Ed Carrothers, a local farmer five miles east of Dietrich, reports a remarkable harvest from seven acres of oats and barley. He threshed 499 bushels in total, with both barley and oats yielding about 70 bushels per acre.
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Shoshoge
Idaho
Ed Carrothers
Dietrich
Idaho to Buy Over 250 Tons Coal for State Institutions
State purchasing agent R G Archibald arranged contracts for coal aimed at Soldiers' Home, State Penitentiary, Nampa Sanitarium, Lavelles Springs and a Gooding school. Amounts include 350 tons stove coal at 3.25, 500 tons slack at 1, 200 tons stove at 3.25 from Mutual Coal. 800 tons slack at 1 and 200 tons stove at 2.75 from Chesterfield and Salt Lake firms. 150 tons California stove coal at 2.75 from Chesterfield. 500 tons slack at 1 and 550 tons nut at 2.75 from Knight Fuel. Freight and handling paid by state.
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Boise
Ida
R. G. Archibald
Mutual Coal Company
State Penitentiary
Nampa Sanitarium
Independent Coal &Coke Company
Salt Lake City
California
Chesterfield Coal Company
Salt Lake Mill
Lavelles Springs
Calfornia
State School For Deaf and Blind
Gooding
Knight Fuel Company
Hotel Keystone Form Ragers Offers Modern Baths
The Hotel Keystone Form Ragers promotes modern private baths and reasonable rates by the East Center Street location, with telephone contact 1243.
Studebaker Cars Offer Big Value At New Low Prices
The ad proclaims Studebaker low prices on cars matching high demand models of the past year. It touts efficiency with profits averaging $140.64 per car over six months, highlights ongoing updates, quality materials, and improvements over yearly models. It urges visits and mentions Budget Payment Plans.
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Studebaker
Ford
Euticler Snake
Zetudebaker
Big Six Moi New Price on Various Models
A motorcar advertisement lists new pricing for multiple Big Six models including the Duplex Ph, Coupe Brougham and Sedan. The note hints at tax adjustments and factory terms while omitting clear sale details.
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Jenith
MacMillan
Worth Pole
Citizens Committee
Yellowstone
Frontier Cauause
Salt Lake
Ranson
California City
R Ae Reclamation Editions
Fhoue
Newman Ranch
Caldwell Business
Arlington
C. Weeks
Washington Star
Boise Man
Lava Springs
The
Hotel Keystone
Indian Springs
Natatorium
American Falls
Duplex
Plex
Pha Brougham Victoria
Hota
Banngck Motor Company
Arthur
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